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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-20
BAYLOR BEES.
what they are Doug In Wsc0'- Intel
IeCtuRI Hire.

The attendance is increasing.
Next Friday is pubic examination
day.
The stone steps In front OF the uni
verslty are being rapidly completed.
The young ladies wIll probably
move into their new building this
week.
Prof w H. Long has been confined
to his room for some days on account
of sickness,
The prayer meeting. continue
nightly, and many happy conversions
aro the result.
Miss Dora Crawley is again among
the students and her former class
mates arc happy.
Three magnificent mirrors now
adorn the dramatic gesture room OF
the school OF orstory.
MIR j. K. Naylor, one OF our former
students sends greetings, and states
that he is well and happy.
The usual o'clock service this even
ing will be held at the Baptist church
and not at the college chapel.
The adv. rhetoric class, the largest
OF the kind ever conducted In the
state, meets daily at 9 am. Visitors
Always welcome.
Miss Annie Martin, daughter of
Rev. NJ. +. Martin, has entered for Il
graduating course in "Ihe Lone Star
School of Oratory."
The "English Classics" are discussed
at lO:45 w., elocutlon at ll:l5 u. M,
oratory ut 3 p. III. Visitors Will al
ways find these classes worthy OF Il
visit.
1t is worthy of note that our school
OF oratory edits the department OF
elocu ion and ora'ory in four of the
principal Journals of America.
Have the citizens of Waco any pride
for their educational institutions? Do
they realize the work they are trying
to do tor Waco and for Texas! III sc
they should visit the institutions and
see them at their daily work.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-20
CHURCH CHIMES.
scrnPs Of Interes. 10 Waco's Church
Goers Various Services To-day,

GDSre-NHTtOus services
DIR. S. A. King, of the Austin Street
Presbyterian church, is absent in San
Angelo and will preach there today.
At the Austin Street Presbyterian
church, the pulpit will be filled this
morning and evening by Rev. d. H..
Livley, of San Angelo.
Members of the congregation at St.
Paul's will notice that the hour for
evening service has been changed
from y O'clock, to the hour of 1880.
Two interesting sermons will be
delivered today by Rev. w. w. De
Hart, at ST. Paui's That of the night
service will doubtless prove OF unus-
ual interest, it being of u historical
nature aud MIR. De Hart being allow
edly All excellent scholar III that
branch OF nowledge.
Today being the first Sunday in the
new conference year, n special service
will be held at the Fifth Street Meth
ODDS clurch Rev Sam p Wright, the
new presiding elder wll denver the
discourse and the pastor, who has
en- cordially welcomed back by HI,
people, Will preach at night.
The Young Mems Hebrew Assocls
tion will hold their regular meeting
AT the Jewish synagogue nj o cock
This afternoon. Tne membors aud
AL who desire to become members
are respectfully requested to be pres
ent early, AS business of great impOr
lance will be brought before the 1850
citation.
A. Liberal hall tonight, MIR. j. ID
Shaw, the lecturer, will continue the
II resting serles OF lectures on "My
hDlogy." These lectures and the
( philharmonic orchestra are apprecia
l'ted by those who listen to them. The
lecture of tonight is one OF especial
Interest.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-20

just opened new line of hair
brushes at prices to suit all.
w. A. Williamson IL Co.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-20

Though pure and simple, and so mild,
It might be used by any child
Yet 5000 ONT Is so swift AMI sure
That mouth and teeth with wondFous speed
From tartar aud from taint are freed
iii they bee mr sweet, wui,e ,nI pure.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-20
A BLOODY SADDLE
AND EVIDENCE OF DEATH WAS JOHN
NAIL MURDERED.
or D;d lie suicide, or T. It only -
Ruse 10 H'ien-e Iii-
BOnd.nIcn

Most of the readers of The EXAM
SER remember the killing of old man
Parrainore by John Nail in 1881 and
the final arrest, couiiument and re
lease upon bond OF the murderer.
Nail bears no good character in the
eighborhood of his home near Pat
ton postoiice, and has tor some time
been suspected Of horse stealing.
This he is susl ected OF following, in
company with Dan Wells, the man
who was so roughly handled by "a
mob the other day near China Springs.
A complaint upon this charge was re
Gently filed against y all in Hill cuun
~. He has not been about his home
50 it is said, since the stealing,
some time since, of two of his neighr
bors horses. Close watch has been
kept up for him but without any salts
factory results.
RIDERLESS HORSE.
On Sunday afternoon las. rider
e5 horse, which was idenJii,d d as
Nails, came up to u neighbOrs hOus
and on examination his saddle and
tlauks were found besp .ttered with
blood. This gave rise to The theory
that Nall had gotten into fight some
tune during the day and was wounded,
perhaps fatally. Depu'y sheriff Char
lie Hay 8, OF Valley Mlls has been oGt
searching for the body OF the supposed
murdered man.
POOL OF BLOOD.
On the Sunday evening menti Dned,
lady, who lives near Wortham's
bend, about twenty miles above this
city, heard several shots fired i'll rapid
succession. 1t was to this lady's
house that later IN the evening came
the bloody saddlad, riderless horse.
/ 1t is also reported that several men
went out on that day and discovered
/ traces of blood which, upon being FOL
/ lowed, led to the banks of the Bgazos,
where u large pool OF blood, u six
/ shooter and several papers belonging
to Nail were found. MIR. John NJ oore
who yesterday was III the city, stated
that the above was substantially all
/ the information that had been obtain.
able.
I - III DFAIJI
very many conflicting opinions
were expressed in the city Yesterday
rs to the actual phase o: the fair
Many believed that it would prove &c
/ be the case that Nail had been attempt
/ ing more horse theits and had
been killed while employed in the
work. Others ugRestcd that some
friend oi the old man Parrsmore after
years of patient waiting had avengcd
| his death. Still others there were who
had but little faith in either of the
above hypothesis but suggested tha
it was but ruse. Tnst Nail WAS tc
have been tried here in December fol
the murder and that with the prospcc C
before him of conviction he haC
made good his escape; leaving wei
executed traces of his supposed deatl
as shield for his bondsmen. BE tha
as II may, certain 1t is that John Nal
10 missing, that his horse has beer
found with bloody saddle aud tina
the best clrcumstantial evidences o
his death are obtainsble. Pcrhapi
the future will unravel this mysteriou'
| occurrence.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-20

Tne Music and Drama Of sun Fran
cisco published very bright double
number iast week.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-20

Handsome Miss Grace Henderson
bss made very decided hit IN "The
Wife" although the part does not -uit
her. When rightly cast che viii
prove herself to be very great
actress.
The Washington critic., 1887-04-18

TIE spiciest Of all burlesques at Ker-
mans, Introducing forty lyric stars.
The Washington critic., 1887-04-18

place, even. "Woll, John" he said,
good luck. have got tired of being
put of and deceived day after day by
these Government officials, and have
accepted an offer to go to Birmingham,
Ala, as sort Of timekeeper and tally
clerk at $50 per MONTH" We both
congratulated him. "But," he said,
II haven't id cent to pay my board
and get out of town with" My friend
asked how much would do him, and
was Informed 800. "Let me have II
and will return II with interest the
first opportunity" The amount was
handed over, and the young man left.
This morning ! met my friend again,
and he showed me n letter just re.
ceived from the young man. He had
been In Birmingham but few days
when he was told that by making a
small advance he could purchase lot
OF land at great bargain. His boss"
as he called him, loaned him the
money and he bought 1t, and in one
week afterward refused to sell at
profit Of ~ 900. The borrowed money
was returned with interest and til anks.
The Washington critic., 1887-04-18
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Petroleum..

b. X. Plain & Co., st. Cloud Building,
furnish the following Oh quotations:
Closed Saturday, 64I; opened to-day, GA;
highest, O4b; lowest, "a 2:l5 p. m, 6Ii.
New York stock Market.
The following have been furnished by
Walsh, Cropley Il Co., brokers, 515 Seventh
street northwest:
The Washington critic., 1887-04-18
Ayers Pills,

Prepared by Dr,J. G, Ayers Co., Lowell Ailsa.
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The Washington critic., 1887-04-18
"JIM, THE PENlIIN."
Manager Palmer's Party Arrive ana
Call ON the President.

Manager Palmer's "Jim, the Peuman"
company, who are to give performance at
the National Theatre tonight for the actors
fund, arrived frem New York last night,
accompanied by number OF newspaper
men, ana were taken to the Arlington,
where they will be entertained by Mr..
Roessle until tomorrow. This morning was
passed in viewing the city. At o'clock
the party went TO the White House. The
President came down into the East Room
ten minutes before the usual time, TO re-
ceiye the party before the public reception.
The visitors, under the guidance OF Mr..
Roessle, had driven over from the Arling-
ton, and were grouped In the East Room.
Mr.. Rosedale introduced Manager Palmer
and be In turn presented the members OF
the company and the Journalistic and others
who accompanied the party from New York
The visitors were shown through the par
lors and conservatories and then returned to
their carriages and were driven to the vari.
Gus departments and presented TO the mem
bers OF the Cabinet, commencing with the
Secretary OF State. There were but few
other people at the Presidents reception
and he had left the East Room by the time
he usually enters II. Many late arrivals
were unable TO see him.
The Washington critic., 1887-04-18

Fresh hlderney butter, churned every
morning and delivered In . ID. "wardn
prints, i5c. per ID. Also cottage cheese;
buttermilk and sweet milk Sc. per qt
Cream, l5c. per pt.
The Washington critic., 1887-04-18
THE RAILWAY MYSTERY.
More Identinoations OF the Body that
stiil Fail to Identify.

sim Fail to Identify.
Notwithstanding the revelations OF the
New York World OF yesterday, the Railway
mystery seems TO be as deep as ever. The
HOild claims that the murdered person is
one Ana Christine Larsen, Danish girl,
who came to New York from her home on
March 20 last In search Of her lover, Carl
Woolf, with the hope that he would repair a
wrong he had done her. she found him on
the farm Of Count de Zsleski, o sculptor,
located within three miles OF the spot where
the body was discovered. Woolf, 1t is said,
suddenly left his employment two days be-
fore the murder, stating that he was going
10 Texas. Twopersons positively identified
the body Of the girl. Her parents have
been written 10, hat so far no answer has
been received.
Count Zaleski states that when the wo-
man fret landed In this country, two years
ago, Woolf went to meet her at Castle Gar
den. They returned to the house OF the
Count, stating that they were married.
This be subsequently found to be untrue
He dismissed them, and Carl, to get rid OF
her, went TO Chicago. IL is thought that
the girl went back TO Denmark, thinking
Carl had returned 10 that country, aud
nothing was heard OF her until the Count
Identified the body OF the Railway victim as
bis servant.
sun another Identification that seems to
lear ne much weight as the Counts Is that
of Mrs. Agnes Space OF Deckertown. She
Identified on Saturday the dead girl as her
sister, Mary DOrman, a Scotch servant, who
sailed from Glasgow lately for this coun-
try. Her forehead is exactly like that of
the corpse. Her hair Is the same color aud
grows like that Of the Railway victim. Mrs.
Space says that her sister has a scar on one
OF her legs. The murdered girl has an
ulcerous scar on the right leg lust below
the knee. The clothes, 1t is said, have also
been identified as belonging to Mary Dor
uun-
The Washington critic., 1887-04-18
a VAIN PASSION.

khc at before inc In the pew,
Hall lisrnirg 20 the sermon prosy,
lialf shading from my eager view
A foundtd cheek, fresh, plump and
futy.
Her figure trim, IN stylish mode,
Her pfAycf-book, with her name upon IL,
We'll pleased her, hut shc plainly showed
she most admired her Easter bonnet.
Aud I sat idly near her there,
Half wond ring At aud half admlrlng
The soft confusion of her hair
But never 10 her hand aspiring.
For well knew all hopes were yAln--
Tier father IL too rich snd thrifty
And ] am poor, and then again
she Il but I've, while am iifty.
i VIM. n. llllls 10 journal VI Education.
The Washington critic., 1887-04-18
A Famous Doctor

Once said that the score, Oi good health
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this eminent physician lived Ia our day.
and known the merits Of Ayers Pills
as an aperient, he would certainly have
recommended them, as so many Of LIS
distinguished successors are doing.
The celebrated Dr. Farusworih. of
Norwich, Conn, recommends Ayers
Pills as the best of all remedies for
Intermittent Fcvcrs."
Dr. |. 4, Fowler, Of bridgeport,
Conn, says: ayers Pills arc highly
and universally spoken of hy the people
about here. | make daily use Of them
in my practice
Dr, MayLcw, Of Scw B,liorl, Mass.
says: Having prescribed many tl.uu-
sands Of Ayers Pills, Ia my practice, 1
can unhesitatiEgly pronounce them Tie
best cathartic In use"
The Massachusetts State Asslyrr. nF
a. A. Hayes, ccrfliiug. 81 IHfrMsil. a
careful analysis ot Ayers rills. Ihry
contain the active principles ~ v,ll-
known drugs, isolated from inert uIIf.
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Ayers Pills,
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Sold by all Dcaiers la Medicine.
The Washington critic., 1887-04-18
"AIderncy Dairy wagons"

II you value your eye.Ight eonsuIt IIcmpler
The Washington critic., 1887-04-18

I'OR sALE-A Fine Farm of 100
II acres, near Ilyattsvillc station, suitable
for subdivision into small suburban lots; will
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harn, stables and other outbnildings. fruits
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ON good road; a fine chance for Investment,
NORTH WASHING ron REAL ESTATE co,
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The Washington critic., 1887-04-18
INS. AGED.

EPSTEIN -ROrlBERG. .-Nr. l. Epstein nl
New York tn Miss Rosa Bothborg " wash
ingtun, ID. e.
The Washington critic., 1887-04-18
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

I'OR REST-A Farm OF From IL to
Il b!acrcs;ncar town; small house; suit
able for pasture or dairy. For information
inquire at l1j u st Sc
The Washington critic., 1887-04-18
Hotel Hens Convention,

It has been decided to hold the Hotel
Men's Convention at willard Hall on the
morning Of May 10. A banquet will be held
in the evening. ON the following day the
party will be presented to the President and
members OF the Cabinet. In the afternoon
a drive will be taken about the city aud TO
the Soldlert Home. The party will at
tend the theatre In the evening. The fol-
lowing day will be devoted TO a visit to
MI. Vernon and other places Of interest.
The Washington critic., 1887-04-18
"Thc Modern I.ngnn.n

General sheridan's admirable lecture on
"Ihe Modern Pagan was repeated at the
National Theatre last evening to large
aLd intelligent audience. The distinguished
orator and able logician was introduced by
Senator sherman, and not by General L.
II. Sheridan, rs had been previously an-
nounced, the latter being absent from the
city.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-26

sig d. 10 ma polskie prze l6maczy6: .,Jest
to cnoia mad cnotami ,lzyma6 jezyk
"a zebami."
Cd czasu do czasu odzywamy sig
jednakow,z, ale tylko tam, glzic wsr6lne
dobro togo wymaga, albo gdzie nan
gcscinne wrota ma oscicz sa olworzo
Pomimo nader ~szczuY}ej mas tn
lic2by j trudnvch okolicznosci, w jnkich
tn %csestuJcmy, prZeciez IL c PROF. III jenny,
= i tax 20 kilkoletni~h pra, ach, mozo,
bach i zabicgach z nnszej strony, q
wsrod wielolicznych pFzcciwnosci, q ja-
kicmi zmuszeni bylismy walczyc dolad
~icszcze wa!czymy, nakoniec uda4o SIC
nam, &c talk rzeke, zaszczet ic tuta naszc
nTowmzys'wo Narodowe'', klore DE- eki
Najwyzszemu .iakos ciagle l~stnieje o
wlasnych siIach. 80. G|6wnym celem
tcso Towarzystwa Jest: skupicuie Pola-
k6w przebyw"iacych W Kalifornii, do
iednego scisleisztgo grona, iakoby do
Ogniska, Il przy,em j podtrzymywanie
Narodowosci Polskiej. - P"woli zgroma-
dzilismy juz do naszej biblioteki oko}o
SEQ tom6w z rezmaitycb wyborowych
dziel polskich pi6ra najcelniejszych ma
szych p,sarzy i wielce Zas&uzonych w
literature Narodowej.
DokohcZenic Hastapi).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-26
ZAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA!
List Y nieba.

w okolicy Roaring Branch,w
Stanach Zjednoczonyeh, lud jest
bardzo zabobonny. W}asnie gdym
p~rzcjezdzaf tamtedy, opowiedziano
mi nastepujace zdarzenic, ktore
warto tn bedzie zanotowac, chotby
tylko d}a tego, re jest ono praw-
drive. Kilka tygodni temu po-
zegnafa sic z TEN swiatem niejakas
PAM Green, a pozostafy MAJ
wkr6tce pc iei smierci odebra} list
nihyto pisany przez nieboszczke W
niebie. w liscie owym PAM Green
zawiadamiafa mega, re za}ozy}a
blawatny sklep i re intcresa jej
ida dosyc pomyslnie, ale ze jej Ma
gwa}t potrzeba 80 dolarow. ably
mogla nadaG lepszy kierunek han
dlowi. ZadaIa W %liscie, ably MAJ
jej tie pieniadze niezw}ocznie PREY
s}aI w liscic a list ona zapewno
odblerze, iezeli go W nocy w}ozy
do pewnego wypr6chnia}ego drzewa
w poblizu mieszkania ich syna
ilenryka.
Wierny MAJ bardzo sic ten
~ucieszy}, re iona lego jest niebie
i re anio}om zenskiego rodzaju
sprzedaj e b}awatne towary; to go
tylko trapi}o, re akuratnic ma te
pore ME mog} jej pos}at ca}ych
so dolarow. No, ale uczyni} wszyst-
ko co by}o W jego mocy. Mia}
20 dol, a vice napisa} obszcrny
list do zony i za}aczy} W MIN owe
pieniadze, przyobiecujac, IL braku:
jace 80 dolarow w jaknajkr6tszym
czasie postara sic wys}at. A st6-
sownie do wskaz6wek ,,nicbieskie.,
kupcowej list pozostawi} w%ieczorem
W approximation drzewie.
Nastepnego dnia m~icszkahcy
zauwazyli, lie syn II enry k mia]
pieniedzy pe}ne ]kieszenie, a dug
w szynkach pozp}aca} ca}kiem
Zwr6cif ma to take uwage jegc
o%jciec, MAJ nieboszczki, ale mic
m6gf sic domyslit, zkadby on m6g]
mice pieniadze. Dopiero jak pc
wr6cif do sklepu [by} bowiem
w}asciciclem skfadu ]korzennego
wiktua}dw], PREY przegladaniu Ii
stow wyda}o mu sic, re ow lis
,,od n~ieboszczki'' pisany byf REX;
jcgo syna l%lenryka. w kilk;
godzin p6zniej zaS dowicdzia} sic
&c IIemryk W sasicdnim sklepie
zmieni} te sama 2Oto d%olar6wke,
kt6ra on postal do nieba."
Naturalnie obiecauych so dol
,,nicbieskiej kupcowej juz ME
postal.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-26
PtACCIE IA
NOVA P0LSKA
w DakOcie.

Kto pragnie kupic sobie ka-
wafek gruntu, niechaj podq2y
do Dakoty i nabedzle obszar
ziemi w kolonii Zwi9zku Ma
rodouego Polskiego, W X J d.
der co y, gdzie wkrot-
ce tysiqce Pclakow sic oslo
dla. Zakladaniem tel kolonii
g}ownie zajmuje sic Cenzer
Zuiqzku Mar. Pol. pan Fran
ciszek Gryglaszewski w Minnea-
polls, Mum. (P. O. box 43l),
z MIN vice kaady, majqcy chez
nabyG farme w rzeczopej oko-
Icy, wpierw powinien sic 20
roZumiec.
Teraz MONA tam dostaG
najlepszej ziemi pc So "a akier,
a troche dalej rad jeszcze dar-
me- udziela osadnikom ziemi
rzadowej, ktora, jezeli S lat
dobrze ma niej gospodarzyli
zupe}nie przechodzi ma ich
wfasnosG.
Chocby kto i lie ch,ia1
zostac posied7icielem fanny a
ma hulk pieniedzy, niechaj ku-
Fl "a Lie grunta W Dahocle,
a naJpozuiej "a lat S suma
kt6ra wlo2yf W ziemie, o dru-
gle lyle mu urosnie. Cena
farm w zyznych okolicach W
Dakocie szybko idzie W gore,
jak many tego przykfady ma
dakoteisklch koloniach pol
skich Mimic (Pu1aski) i Wau-
bay. ! tam pred 7 laty spree
dawano grunta pc 3 dolary "a
akier q nAwet Rad darnlo je
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-26
Jaki los spotyka
cZ0SGaN
p~rzybysz6w polskich
w
Philadelphla w maiu, 1887

lllldutlPhld w MAUI, iNo'l.
Biedny lud Z curopejskich
KRAKOW pewnie ustalona ma wiare
w to, re ,,w Amcryce zaraz mi6d i
mleko znajdzie". Nap}yw emf
gracyi europejskiej ~biezacym
roku jest tax wielki, jak nigdy
przedtem - a szczeg6lnie W mic
siacu kwietniu j maju, a zdajc sic,
lie ten wielki nap1yw potrwa jcsz-
cze kilka miesiecy. Me ma nigdzic
cickawszego widowiska, jak IL stop
ulicy Washington avenue W Phila-
delphi, gdzie wyladowywaja okre-
ty, przywozace emigrant6w 2 Eu-
rop.y t%ysiacami.
Ma przybycie kazdego okretu
oczekuj a n%iejedni, ably powitac
swych krcwnych lub przyjaci6},
kt6rym do starego kraju pos}ali
billet okretowy. Tych zas, ktdrzy
ME maja przyjacio}, witaja bardzo
uprzejmie rozmaici agenci, z pro-
pozycyami ,,naj}atwiej szego doro-
bienia sic f~ortuny." Pc najwiekszej
czesci spotkasz tn agentow Z blur
pracy". Ci przybyszom obiecuja
sic wystarat o dobra robote "a
wynagrodzenie iednego Tub dw6ch
dolarow.
Bylo TO- W poczatkach kwietnia,
kiedy mi przyjaciel moi, Amcry-
kanin, zaproponowa} w%ycieczke mad
brzeg rzeki Delaware, zeby sic
przypatrzyc charakterystycznym IL.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-26
ECHOz KAL|F0RN||
Do ..WiaruSa" W Winona.
San Francisco, Maja IA 1887.
Salute ct Vale".

e'io
JUL to Cd duwna jak zhieraaem SIC
nakrcsl { cLoc ably kilka slow do Was,
lecz czlow iekowi izyg.iecionemu pra.
vie do zicmi wiekiem i troskami co
niemiara, to ME talk lltwo sig zdobNc ma
kilka thwilek swobodnych mysli,. lak
sig tam komus mog}oby zdawDc;"......
zrcszta niewdzieczna to praca plsywat
do gazet."..... moy6} sic al do upadfe-
go, pisz tam co cheese co CT sic zdaje
najlepszego - to ~jesZcze dzlsiai cZy-
taja Gig a nazajutrz to juz ten ,.papier"
p6Jdzic W kat i s}uzy "a mnkalature
- i ulbo jakas tam glupiutka kuchalka
uzyje go do podniecauia og'lia W piecu,
albo Ii ttz W gorszego j%eszcze, ktos tam
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